Thiruvananthapuram: City Corporation and Clean Kerala Company Ltd can immediately enter into the settings to collect the remaining inheritance waste from the waste that cannot be recycled which currently does not have many takers.
The agreement will be executed for the collection of thermocols and rexin waste at Rs 10 per kg along with other types of waste such as leather, rubber sandals, bags, furniture, and plastic.
The Permanent Committee of corporate health has provided a nod to have two institutions on the zone-based collection system for plastic and skin waste transportation.
The company that is clean Kerala is being defeated mainly to handle legacy waste like a thermocol and rexin.
City Corporation will previously reflect on the co-processing of plastic waste that cannot be recycled and has tapped the possibility of exploring alternative fuel supplies in the cement industry.
This will help handle the number of non-recycled plastic plates, used mattresses and other types of solid waste that are not recycled or subject to composting.
The Civic Agency has completed a proposal to supply solid waste that can be converted into fuel derived from a decrease in cement, then, two cement manufacturing companies based in Tamil Nadu have expressed interest in the project.
It was even decided to supply rejection at a cost of Rs 5,500 per ton; However, the project did not take off.
The Civic’s body has deducted a project riding a guide issued by the Central Polution Control Board on processing co-waste plastic in cement kilns.
Joint processing is considered a method of disposal of environmentally friendly and sustainable waste compared to landfilling and incineration due to reduced emissions and no residue after treatment.
This refers to the use of waste materials in the industry process as alternative fuels or raw materials to restore energy and materials from them.
With unrealized shared processing, the corporation is now looking for a cleaner’s cleaner service.
The increased thermocol waste has long been a concern for the corporation.
Drive waste collection carried out by the body of the Civic covers around 12 types of dry waste, however, there is no way to dispose of thermocol waste.
Although the previous agreement was designed with private companies for gathering and transportation, then down following the company did not have the right mechanism for processing this co.
Delays in the selection of institutions for dried waste collection and transportation in the city recently inhibit the management of waste accumulates in various recovery facilities in the city.
Previously, City Corporation had received two offers for the collection and transportation of plastic waste that were not sorted and other types of dry waste.
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